Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements and note on abbreviations
- 1 Introduction: how to read Luke 14?
- 2 Assumptions and preliminary reading
- 3 Jesus as a healer of craving desire (14.1–6)
- 4 Uncommon ‘symposium rules’ (14.7–11, 12–14)
- 5 The big dinner (14.15–24): aspects of Lukan performance
- 6 The conversion of a wealthy householder
- 7 Forms, genres and composition
- 8 Composition as argumentation: the rhetoric of Luke 14
- 9 Towards closure (and openings)
- Bibliography
- Indices
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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 August 2009
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements and note on abbreviations
- 1 Introduction: how to read Luke 14?
- 2 Assumptions and preliminary reading
- 3 Jesus as a healer of craving desire (14.1–6)
- 4 Uncommon ‘symposium rules’ (14.7–11, 12–14)
- 5 The big dinner (14.15–24): aspects of Lukan performance
- 6 The conversion of a wealthy householder
- 7 Forms, genres and composition
- 8 Composition as argumentation: the rhetoric of Luke 14
- 9 Towards closure (and openings)
- Bibliography
- Indices
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- Feasting and Social Rhetoric in Luke 14 , pp. 212 - 224Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1995